Reference guides
to turn landlords
into tax experts.
How much tax will I pay on my rental income?
There are complicated calculations behind rental income.
Allowable costs against rental income?
It’s one of the most common questions we get asked and it’s understandable why.
Self assessment - how it works
How does Self assessment work – let us explain by way of example.
How to work out your Capital Gains Tax
In 2008, the calculation of Capital Gains was simplified as this article explains.
How to work out for non residents
If you dispose of a dwelling in the UK, you are liable to tax on the Capital Gain.
Types of ownership
Sole ownership, Joint ownership, Common ownership, How to save CGT.
Are you a non-resident landlord?
Under the statutory residence test, you first need to determine whether or not you are resident in the UK in a legal sense.
Self assessment overseas landlords
A non-resident landlords’ managing agent or tenant in the UK has a duty to deduct tax at the basic rate and remit it to HMRC, the UK tax authority.
Penalties for late filing or payment
You should file your return on time and pay tax on time. Failure to do so not only increases your risk of any HMRC an enquiry but can also incur penalties and interest.
Should I be a limited company?
Properties can be held in either in individual names or in a limited company.
Changes affecting non-resident landlord companies
HMRC is planning to bring all UK and non-UK property owners on to the same tax schemes. What does that mean for you?
Limited companies and BTL properties
Whether you should own property through a limited company depends on so many factors particular to your circumstances and personal objectives.
Tax rates and allowances
All the important bands and thresholds a UK landlord needs to know, from income tax to capital gains, in one at-a-glance guide.
Stamp Duty CGT IHT - rates and thresholds
The important Stamp Duty rates and thresholds for England and Northern Ireland.
Got a question for us?
Our team is always on hand to give advice.